Returning to the Capital after eight years, Anning found that everything in Capital seemed unchanged.
She was very calm, but the children were chattering nonstop.
Especially Xu Minwu, who was visiting the Capital for the first time, kept lifting the carriage curtain to look outside: "Aunt, is this the Capital? It's really bustling."
Xu Minying didn't even lift her head: "Stop looking; we'll be home soon."
"How do you know we're home if you're not looking?"
Xu Minwu and Xu Minying bickered.
Xu Minlan covered her mouth and snickered.
Anning clapped her hands: "Indeed, we are almost home. Brace yourselves; we still have stuff to move later. And remember, you're responsible for tidying up your own rooms."
The children were used to doing chores, so tidying up the house was naturally a piece of cake for them.
Arriving at her family's residence, Anning noticed the house was well-maintained and looked almost new.
